Emini Russell Supply and Demand Trading

Wednesday, 04 December 2013

Today we will look at a brief video of our Supply and Demand Trading methods on the Emini Russell. You will see via the video below that the US Index markets continue to put in higher highs exhausting the buyers which creates corrective waves and/or pullbacks. These corrective waves generate volatility in any given market forcing more willing buyers and sellers. Utilizing supply and demand trading methods we are able to add probability in our favor. The Emini Russell offered an opportunity to take part in a short term sell with the potential of a larger move. Click to see the video below.....

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